KRCB RECEPTION VERIFICATION REPORT

1, 000 WATTS NON -DIR :rCTI ONA7_ IS6o

OPERATING SCE UDULE 6:00 TO S UNSit:T C.S.T.

WITH SERVICE TO THE ()MAYA COUNCIL BLUFFS AREA

FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

KRCB WAS RECEIVED AT (time) /2I 'ö 2A/h C. S T

THE DATE OF J r 9, l J 70 BY(riarne) Gegry

AT THE LOCATION Or (c i ty&s { aic:) 1/01 /h ytp

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESPONSE,

azvee,

KRCB CHIEF ENGINEER JIM DROECE

Dear Listener:

Many than1s for your interest in KIOA. Here's

your membership card as one of KIOA's charter

listeners. We'll be sending you KIOA's monthly

program schedules. Let us know how you like us.

Sincerely,

/y /?LC John W. Boler

Enclosure

"The Voice of Agriculture"

/a4 Jü ri#tl & oacdcad k y eampakte 50,000 Watts - Basic Blue Network - Clear Channel

Wale%lua, .9otua

'1over'1er 11, 1942

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walrnitport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you kindly for your letter of November 7 reporting on reception of KXEL. We are happy to tell you that this is a correct listening report.

You will probably be interested in knowing that Friday, November 13, we are initiating a D -X tip program to be aired from 12 midnight to 12:15. We shall be happy y to have a report on this program.

'hank you again for your letter. We shall be glad to hear from you at any time in the future.

Cordially yours

) L. D. Barnhart, Program Director

zt JOSH HIGGINS BROADCASTING COMPANY

ROBERT K. BECK, PRESIDENT

C. B. DEPUY, VICE PRESIDENT E. WM. PORTER, SEC.Y-TREAS.

1400 KILOCYCLES ROBERT G. IRWIN, MANAGER

LENTE VIIIE 1310 cSoud .114ai.n cSt.

Mr. Kermit Geary, RFD #2, Walnutport, Pennsylvania.

De -r Mr. Geary:

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February 25, 1949.

SiIN n:vP NV C..EntEZCTGLLE, JOG1Ta

This will acknowledge your report on

receipt of KOOG broadcast February 20th for which we thank you. We have RCA equipment, Raytheon Console, a beautiful Studio Building. We have been advised that due to our highly conductive soil, our extensive ground system, the altitude of our site and the qaulity

of our equipment throughout, we will enjoy unusal coverage for our power on 1400 kilocycles and 100 watts. If you have an opportunity to drop down

this way, stop and see us, we shall be very happy to show you around.

Very truly yours,

CENTERVILLE BROADCASTING COMPANY. ROBERT W. MOORE, Chief Angineer.

KG p G- 7& mai.n "(20[3" En youz cSafEl. Jzomoti,on _(Pfa.n FOR SOUTHERN IOWA AND NORTHERN MISSOURI

Serving More Than 100,000, Northeastern

Iowa Families

Mr Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.

SERVING NORt1=1EAS. '10

PROW INDEPENDENCE, IOWA

207-209 FIRST STREET, EAST

Dec 10 1959

Dear Mr Geary:

We are more than happy to send you a " veri - letter " as per your request.

Many thanks for taking the time to send us the information concerning signal strength etc of our new station K O U R at Independence Iowa.

Reports from all parts of the country have been most gratifing and we are especially glad to hear from a distance such as yours.

Our power is 250 watts on a frequence of 1220 kc,the antenna 208 ft overall and the equipment is Collins throughout.

May we wish you and yours the best of season's greetings.

Yours truly

`'1?,//29

H.D. Shanklin Chief ngineer

T.I[4' WATTS 1220 KEI.AGXCI.ES

IOWA STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS

AMES, IOWA

BROADCASTING STATION WOI

T=r. Kermit Geary R. F. D.#2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear ?'r. Geary:

March 5, 1936

We were pleased to receive your letter telling us that you had hear our program on February 23rd. This will verify your report of reception.

In return for the 109% you inclosed with your letter we are inclosing herewith a WOI Ekko stamp.

We thank you for your report and hope that you will again listen to some of our programs.

Yours truly,

Z::-.17221!1°2

W. I. Griffit Director - Radio WOI

WIG: EITR

KICD IOWA GREAT LAKES BROADCASTING CO. 1240 KC. SPENCER, IOWA

December 14, 1942

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnut Port, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

We were pleased to receive your report of reception of Radio Station KICD on the morning of November 28, 1942. On checking with our log there seems to be no doubt that you heard KICD as the announcements and selections pre- sented were on our program.

This is a new station and we have only been on the air since November 10 and we do appreciate reports such as yours.

We are now operating full time from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight, but we have a frequency monitoring schedule from 2:15 a.m. to 2:O a.m. CWT, each Wednes- day morning, and we hope you will be able to hear us some

time on that schedule. Thank you.

Yours respectfully,

Hewitt D. Grotewohl Chief Engineer, KILL

HDG :mej

The Biblical College And Associated Institutions

GOSPEI. TABERNACLE- A Union Church BIBLIIAL COLLEGE- Embracing a two years' Bible Course. THE FULL HIGH SCHOOL COURSE -Special Branches-Music and Industries.

RADIO STATION KFGQ 228.9 METERS. 1310 K.C.

¡rau ithunt trailing! none, 3onna

January 13, 1935

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. r,ì2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

My dear Mr. Geary,

CHILDHENS' HOME &. SCHOOL:- GradesINFANTS' HOME

OLD FOLKS' HOME "TIMES of REFRESHING" our Monthly Paper -50e per year

We thank you very much for the excellent report of our DX broadcast, given Sunday morning, December 16. We are always glad to have reports that are not only readable for attractive, and yours is quite a delight:

This letter verifies your report, and we hope you will listen in again; we'll be on the air with another DX program from 4:00 - 4:30 -a.m. January 26.

Yours sincerely,

ss Lois Craw or Operator, K F G Q

RADIO STATION KROS KEEP RIGHT ON SMILING

Serving Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois

1340 kes. 250 watts

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. # 2 Valnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

JACOBSEN BUILDING

CLINTON, IOWA

October 30, 1941

Thank you very much for your letter reporting on the reception and comments on our signal. We are pleased to know that you were able to pick up our program.

This letter ùerifies your correct logging and reception of the programs from our broadcast station.

Letters from our listeners near and far are always appreciated. On behalf of the entire stqff and myself, I send you our sincere thanks.

Very truly yours,

Gilbert S. Andrew. Chief Engineer.

GA;dg

OWNED AND OPERATED BY CLINTON BROADCASTING CORPORATION

iowa nee R. 'OS ORK

.. AFFILIATED WITH THE SIOUX CITY TRIEUME .. . COMMERCE BUILDIMG SIOUX CITY, IOWA

February.

r. Kermit Geary R.F.D.

Vbalnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter will verify your re- ception of our station on Thurs- day morning, February 2, l939.

Vie appreciate your letter and shall hope to hear from you in the future.

DLll : MC

Lictr ci General :Aanur er

TiOMAS A. PALEN PRESIDENT GENERAL MANAGER

FMC BROADCASTING, INC. ..... 2l21/2E.MAIN

OTTUMWA, IOWA ~-~~. 515'882'8711

KLEE-AM 1480 KHZ-OTTUMWA, IOWA

TO DX LISTENER

FM 497.7

K(forni-- TO DX LISTENER Y -- f^ THIS LETTER IS TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OF KLE1:.-AM, 1480 KHZ. IN OTTUMWA, IOWA U.S.A. YOUR RECEPTION REPORT WAS VERIFIED AGAINST OUR PROGRAM OF SUNDAY FEBRUARY 7, 1993 DURING THE TIME OF CST WE WERE CONDUCTING EQUIPMENT TESTS, AND TRANSMITTING FOR DX RECEPTION. THE EQUIPMENT USED WAS A HARRIS MW1-A MEDIUM WAVE TRANSMITTER, OPERATING AT OUR FULL -POWER LIMIT OF 500 WATTS. THE ANTENNA IS A 200 FOOT TOWER, OMNIDIRECTIONAL, LOCATED 2.2 MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF OTTUMWA. THE TOWER COORDINATES ARE:

NORTH LATITUDE 41'.201' 27" WEST LONGITUDE 92(.28' 56"

KLEE RADIO HAS BEEN OPERATIONAL SINCE AUGUST 1, 1954, AND OUR FORMAT IS PRIMARILY NEWS/TALK. WE ARE ALSO A MEMBER OF THE NBC RADIO NETWORK. OUR FM STATION IS KOTM-FM ON 97.7 MHZ. ENCLOSED WITH THIS CONFIRMATION REPORT IS OUR MOST RECENT COVERAGE MAP.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR DX REPORT...AND WE HOPE TO BE ABLE TO CONDUCT ANOTHER DX TEST IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE N.R.C. SOON. WE WISH YOU CONTINUED GOOD LUCK IN THE HOBBY, BEST DX AND 73'S.

»q ^'2 nJe._ -f/41 BILL BISHOP NeW PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Ottumwa's Only Home Owned Rodio Stations

9 6 . 1

NEWSI") O RADIO

KCNZ Your Information Station

This letter is to inform you that we are pleased to verify your reception of radio station KCNZ operating on 1650kHz on the AM band. Our programming department has checked your report and have found that it agrees with our station log.

Date of reception:

Time of reception:

Transmitter power:

tUov zo 199P IDpr, GST

Thank you for listening.

Cordially,

/Kv

Greg Alan, PD KCNZ/KDNZ 1250/1650AM Cedar Falls, Iowa

Service to Listeners Service to Advertisers Service to Our Community 721 Shirley St. P.O. Box 248 Cedar Falls, IA 50613-0768 (319) 277-1918 Fax (319) 277-5202 email:KCNZ@cedarnet.org

Two Rivers Broadcasting KJJY 92.5fm 98 Rock 98.3fm KBGG 1700am The Mailbox Buster

5161 Maple Drive, Pleasant Hill IA 50317 (515) 261-6100

November 9, 1998

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit,

Please consider this letter a verification of your reception report dated 10/9/98. The information that you supplied is substantially correct. We were very

pleased to receive your letter and glad to know that you were able to receive our

station loud and clear.

KBGG " The BIG 1700" operates at 10,000 watt day/1,000 watt at night.

Our studios are in Pleasant Hill a suburb East of Des Moines, Iowa.

Thank you very much for your letter, we indeed, appreciated it.

Sincerely,

Eldon L. Schlenker Director of Engineering

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November 5, 1953

ïcïr. hermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Geary:

1itl deep appreciation we reply to your letter of September 27th.

ach second & fourth Sunday morning, tre fre- quency of our transmitters is clue cked by a company

specializing in that work. Our AM transmitter is

decked from 12:05AM to 12:25AM using a 1500 cycle tone modulation. 'i'rie FM transmitter war king on

a Frequency of 103.3 is checked from 12:35Aiii to

12;5OAM.

Your letter indicates that you, no doubt, did

lis ten to our frequency ceck of Sept. 27th.

Very truly yours,

Donald Heim(Engineer) WDBQ AM & FM Dubuque Broadcasting Co. 505 'ain Street Dúo uque, Iowa

lk_114 NORTHERN IOWA'S FARM AND FAMILY RADIO STATION

5000 WATTS 1600 KC ALGONA, IOWA PHONE 876

July 28, 1956

Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary,

Many thanks for the report from Pennsylvania. Up until the night of July 23, 1956, when you heard us, we had been conducting nightly equipment tests. We aren't, as yet, on a regular sohedual. When we do get on, we will be a 5000 watt, daytime, directional.

Our antenna system consists of two, 154 foot towers, spaced 103 feet and phased 130 degrees. This gives us a pattern to the

NW along our tower line. N30°W true.

The transmitter, a BC 5E,and associated equipment,is made by

Gates Radio of Quinoy, Ill.

We would like to hear from you if, by chance, we are picked

up in Walnutport again.

ours ve

s . Wy'or, Mgr. Radi Stat on KLGA

"IOWA'S NEWEST AND MOST POWERFUL INDEPENDENT RADIO STATION"

SS KLEM 54 TELEPHONE 1410 1.25 MILES NORTH ON

POST OFFICE BOX 1410

SS

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD 2 Walnutport, Pa'.

Dear Mr. Geary:

1410 K. C. 1000 WATTS

Le Mars, Iowa

March t, 1955

HIGHWAY 33

ss

Thank you very much for your report on reception of our D -X program on January 10. Yours was one of 66 valid reports received, so you can understand our delay in verification.

This letter will verify your reception epf KLEM during its special test transmission between 2:00 - 2:30P'CST, January 10, 1955; this verification being based on your report, which was substantially correct.

Incidentally, KLEM recieved reports from 28 states, Canada, and New Zealand -- a very gratifying response.

Again, many thanks for your report.

Yours for good D-X-ing,

,24 R. H. Coddingto Chief Engineer

"Voice Of The Northwest Iowa Farmer"

250 WATTS TELEPHONE 1717 1220 KC

KEN STOBAUGH

STATION MANAGER

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD # 2 Walautport, Pa.

Dear Sir:

KJAN flTLA17TIC, IOWA

May 27, 1953

This is in reply to your letter of Mareh 24th. First of all I want to apol,.Size to you for not answering it before this. We have been very busy here at KJAN the past few months. Also our staff has been shorthanded. I have found it necessary to put aside all work that was not absolutely necessary for our operation. The pressure of business is just now starting to let up so I am trying to get caught up on my correspondence.

I wish to eonfirn your reception of KJAN on March 24, 1953 from 12:41 to 12:51 AM CST. I wish to thank you for your nine letter describing your set up and also for our reception report. Sorry about the delay in answering.

73 and pgood

DX,

I d I .IGZ lf/ R. L. Falk, Ch. Eng.

COMPANION TO THE "HEART OF THE NATION STATION" -K J S K - COLUMBUS, NEBR.

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Age

SHELDON, IOWA

1550KC E. C. STANGLAND, OWNER -GEN. MGR. - W. L. "WALLY" STANGLAND, STATION SALES MGR. OFFICES Cy STUDIOS - CITIZENS STATE BANK BLDG., SHELDON, IOWA PH. FA 4-2597

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RADIO STATION

KMCD Wm. W. Hansen, General Mgr.

FAIRFIELD, IOWA

January 30, 1964

Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Kermit:

This is to confirm your reception of KMCD on Friday morning, January 24, 1964, from 5:16:30 am cst to 5:30 am; at which time we were conducting a frequency test with a commercial monitoring company near Kansas City.

Thank you for your very fine report on your reception of our station. It gives us great pleasure in knowing we are reaching so far out under skip conditions; our normal ground wave coverage is, of course, much less!

Thank you for the comment on our efficiency; it is wished that this was the case. However, our system is not as efficient as we would like it, and as a result we are contemplating a com- plete new transmitting facility.

Our present transmitting facility consists off a Collins 300-J transmitter driving a shunt -fed 300 foot guyed tower. The ground system consists of about 120 radials 180' long, plus another 50 about 50' long.

Again Kermit, thank you for the very fine report: please find enclosed a coverage map showing our 0.5 my/m. contour.

Sincerély yours

¡

N.(.«. _ /,

Howard S. Dybedock Chief Engineer

HD/jw

KOKX 1310 KILOCYCLES 250 WATTS

Fifth and Main

Se"¿`` te ?ú -.Mare

KOKX-FI

0EO

I O WA

UH IO MISSOURI ILLINOIS

GEO. B. J. ADKISSON General Manager

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.O. #2,

Walnutport, Penna.

Dear ivir. . Geary:

11

102.7 MEGACYCLES 3000 WATTS

Telephone 235

October 27, 1947.

Many thanks foryour report on reception of our station during our test broadcast of October 12th.

Your report checks in every detail with our log of that date, so we are only too happy to confirm your reception of KOKX. Again, many thanks, and do let us hear from you again soon.

Yours,

Y Salton . Wilson, Chief Engineer.

AFFILIATE IOWA TALL CORN NETWORK NORTHEAST IOWA RADIO CORPORATION

4'': WEST CHARLES ST. OELWEIN, IOWA a- uar y 2 .. l.95ó

Mr. Kermit Geary', RF D 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary'

From 2 AMa to 4 A. M. 0 Ma vember 1y 1954. KO 'L ran a test program for the National Radio Club,

This letter will serve to verify your report as submitted and received by use Approximately 55 letters were received from D-Xers in zhe following states: Oregon, Illinois;, Nebraska, Iowa, New York, M`nnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Indiana, Wisconsin, Washington, North arolina, Virginia, New Mexico, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Maryland, New Hampshire, West Virginia, Colorado, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Connecticut,

Oelwein is a town of aprroximately 8000 population located i the northeast part of Iowa, Te state where the "Tall Corn Grows°, KOEL first went on the air in June of 1950 on a frequency of 950 KC, and power of 500 watts and on the air from 5:30 A.M. to 10:30 P, M, dally, We are affiliated with the Iowa Talicorn Network, with John. E, Pearson Co, as National Representative,

The KOEL antenna system consists of a three tower directional arrgy,most of the energy being directed in a northerly direction. This fact places KOEL in a disadvantageous position in a DX broadcast, A minor lobe facing southwest and one facing southeast gives us some radiation in these directions,

We remet both the delay in answering the letters and also the fact that we have not the time to answer each letter seperatlyo We are building a new studio and office building and anticipate installing a new 1000 watt transmitter in the very near future,

Sincerely yours,

NORTHEAST IOWA RADIO CORP ¿L' Burt Mo Murpe ie Chief Engineer'

BNt JL

SNWS Box 31

Waterloo, Iowa

ìair. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnut port, Pennslvania

Dear Kermit:

THE RADIO VOICE OF

etoeif,e /egged

January 8, 195

1090 KC.

1000 Watts

Many thanks for you excellent report stating that you heard our special DX program from l NWS.

Your report has been checked with the program log and has been found to be correct. This letter is VERIFICATION of your reception of KNW S on November8, 1954 from 2:00 AM... t o 2:32 AM CST on 1090 Kc .

We were really happy to receive so many reports from NRC members thoughout the country. A total of 74 reports from 28 states, Canada, and New Zealand were received.

We enjoyed putting on this program for the Nat iDnal Radio Club, and if you are ever in the vicinity be sure and drop in on us or KNWS.

Thanks again for tuning us in and best of DX to you

in the future. Sorry for delay in answering.

Yours, C oc

VVater].00 NRC'ers

Charles Frank, Chief Lngáneer

RADIO STATION

FRANCIS MAX STEVENS President

JAMES DENNIS STEVENS Vice -President

[1(114 OLA LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE STEVENS BROADCASTING CO. INC.

1320 KILOCVCL£S KNOXVILLE, IOWA PHONE 842-5161

July 16, 1965

Mr. Kermit Geary RD #2 - Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This will acknowledge your letter regarding the special DX TEST Broadcast on Sunday morning, February 14, 1965, from 2:00 A.M. to 2:30 A.M. CST. Radio Station K -N -I -A, in Knoxville, Iowa,

operates on 1320 Kilocycles with a power of 500 watts directional, daytime only.

Please accept this as a verification of your reception of this KNIA Test Broadcast.

de received approximately 50 pieces of mail in regards to this special program from all over the United States and Canada. It was a pleasure for us to receive the many interesting reports from the members of the NATIONAL RADIO CLUB.

Sincerely,

oÓL.

es D. Stevens, Vice -President Radio Station KNIA Stevens Broadcasting Company, Inc. Knoxville, Iowa

THE GATEWAY TO THE RED ROCK DAM

KNEI Drawer 111 Waukon, Iowa 52172 Telephone (319) 568-3476 2 50 WATTS May 2,1968

M r.Kermit Geary Ualnutport Pa.

Dear Sir;

Thank you for your letter in regard to the reception of our station KNEI.

We had another report from your area, it was from York, Pa. Your information coinsides with our on the air operation of the morning of April 19th for our frequency check. We will be on again for our next scheduled check at the same time on the morning of July 19th.

Thanking you again for your time and effort in sending us this report.

Yo

G.E.Schultz 1V0FLM

.Serving Northeast Iowa, Southeast Minnesota and Southwest Wisconsin

v

1410 KC ...500 WATTS GRINNELL, IOWA

March 13, 1958

Kermit Geary R. D. 2, box 298 4ti a lnut port , Pa.

Dear Sir;

This will verify your reception report of KGRN'S special

program the morning of January 20, 1958, from 2:00 to

3:30 a.m. CST. We were very gratified by the large response

to the show.

Sincerely,

,'chief Engineer

Sg UR

BURLINGTON BROADCASTING COMPANY

G. B. McDERMOTT, General Manager

NATIONAL BANK BUILDING

Mr. Kermit Geary

R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

BURLINGTON, IOWA

December 8, 1944

9)/ STATION

Dear kr. Geary:

We were naturally quite thrilled that you were able to receive our

station for I assure you that we cannot claim Walnutport, Penn.,

as our primary area. We have checked the log which was kept during

our frequency Check and we find that you are 100% accurate in de-

scribing our programs at that time. Our First Engineer was partic-

ularly pleased at the nice compliment that you paid him regarding

our transmitter equipment. We assure you that we deeply appreciate

your writing to us and letting us know that 1490 is not such a bad

frequency after all.

GBM:did

Kindest regards,

BURLINGTON BROADCASTING COMPANY

G. B. McDermott General Manager

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xadiu KAYL wet/tic/iv CO

Kermit Geary Walnutport Penn.

Dear Kermit:

NELT BR08EPSiING COMPflNV

STORMïAüË. ìówÄ

Nov. 10, 1948

Very glad to receive your good report on KAYL for Nov.7 It jives with our progrm. Our plant is a Gates BC250D7 transmitter consisting of a 250 TH in the final which is modulated by two 810's PP class B. We haue a 387 foot antenna. Would like to have you consider this letter as an invit- ation to visit our station if you are ever in Storm Lake, Iowa.

Sincerely,

William H. Carman Chief Engineer

KDTH .rericry (r ( heat ;ri-

EIGHTH AVENUE AT BLUFF STREET DUBUQUE, IOWA

March 27, 1946

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

The management and engineering department of Radio Station KDTH wishes to acknowledge and verify your detailed report of reception of our station on Saturday morning, March 16, 1946, 2:00-2:34 A.M. CST, as we presented a DX program dedicated to the National Rtdio Club.

The forty 3r more reports we have received have been most gratifying and helpful. The reception report, received thus far from the greatest distance is from Vallejo, California. Accordingly, this reporter will receive the prize announced on the program by I,en Kruse.

We wish to thank you sincerely for your report and hope that you will favor us with your comments in the future.

Yours sincerely,

RADIO STATION KDTH

By AQ-7-=--e-P.-OW Don Abitz, engineering' Dept.

1370 KILOCYCLES- UNLIMITED TIME 1000 WATTS

1380 KC Neilil "

GGl CHARLES CITY IOWA ï.c+r1c

OP SPOT ON YOUR DIAL 1580 KC PHONE 787

Feb. 30, 1950

Usait ßery R.F.D. #2 alnutport Pnnsylvania

This is to confirm your DX of Nov. 31, 1949

Our transmitter is a 250 watt Collins, yodel 300 FA. We operate on a freque,:icy of 1580 kilocycles. Our tower is a 187 foot W .charger - type 101.

Thanks very much for the DX and we do hope to hear from you again.

Sincerely,

,/t9 ßaraÌd Bastano Chief Engineer

A SINGLE BROADCASTING SERVICE IN A PROSPEROUS MARKET K C N 11

aKCF P. O. BOX 122 R. WAYNE COX, Gen. Mgr.

CEDAR FALLS, IOWA November 25, 1958

Mr. Kermit Geary b. D. 2, box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

I am most hapu to confirm your listening re- port of our test session of November 20, 158.

We were on the air at that time for our regular monthly frequency check, and will be on the third Thursday each month from 1:25 A.M. to 1:40 A.M. CST.

Thank you for your report.

Si ely,

2,dward ü. Ves Chief Engineer

.é,41W/mh

Your "Modern Music" Station Serving Cedar Falls and Waterloo

Represented by RAMBEAU

COlfax 6-1077

KCBC 1390 KC 1000 W

BASIC MUTUAL

Mr. Kermit Geary R.P.D. # 2, Walnut port, Pennsylvania.

Dear Mr. Geary;

Des Moines, Iowa March 31, 1947

It was extremely pleasing to us to receive your report that our transmitter test had reached out to Walnutport, Pennsylvania so clearlyi

You may be interested to know that we have been authorized for full time on 1390 kc, and that from the starting date, March 13th, we have been broadcasting a total of 20 hours (6 a.m. to 2 a.m.) daily.

We wish to verify your reception, and assure you that your report is in accord with our log.

Thank you for your best wishés for our staff, and becaJse of your interest, you may enjoy our tabloid, which we shall send you under seperate cover.

Please accept our appreciation for your report.

Yours very truly,

W 4u.r.s C.POLLÄP MA Wayne Crew

() Promotion Manager Radio Station KCBC Des Moines, Iowa

WC /n an

PRESIDENT GEORGE O'DEA

VICE PRESIDENT -GENERAL MANAGER SECRETARY -TREASURER SIDNEY J. PEARLMAN HUGH GALLAGHER

RADIO PARK

KDEC MBS - ITCN ... 1240 KC

. DECORAH, IOWA

April 15, 1950

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD # 2 'i+alnutport, Penn.

Dear Sir:

This is to certify that your report of reception of KDMC's frequency check of ay 13,1949 has been checked against oúr 1 g and has been found correct

Thank you for this -report'.

Sincerely%

Chief' --__ îI1PP

250 WATTS

KBOE 740 K ILOCYCLES

OSKALOOSA, IOWA

Dear Sir:

Thank you very much for your letter. This is to verify your reception report cf our equipment tests from Radio

Station KBOE in Oskaloosa., Iowa, operating with a power

of 260 watts on 740 kc.

Sincerely,

RADIO STATION KBOE

gen Kilmer, 'tanager

KBOE 250 WATTS 740 KILOCYCLES

OSKALOOSA, IOWA

October 24, 1950

Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you very much for your recent letter in which you report that you heard our frequency tests from 740 kc.on Saturday morning, October 21. Your report coincides exactly with our log.

Thank you for your interest in KBOE.

Sincerely,

R IO STATION KBOE

Ken Kilmer, Manager

RADIO

Qiall WlAM 319-354-1242 BOX 2118 RR 4 IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240

7ebruary 28, 1978

Dear Kermit,

Thank you very much for your listener report of

KCJJ on February 20, 1978. We appreciate reports out of our listening area. I confirm your reception of KCJJ.

We have been on the air since January 15, 1977 using 1000 watts with a directional pattern.

Enclosed is a KCJJ bumper sticker. Thanks again for

your informative a d complete report.

S erely,

Richard Hánedel Station Engineer

520 NORTH ADAMS STREET

KCIM CARROLL, IOWA

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1380 on Your Dial December 1, 1950 1000 Waifs

TELEPHONE 1380

Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnut port, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This will verify your report of reception of KCIM on October 20, 1950.

KCIM operates on 1380 kcs. with 1000 watts directioned with the major lobe north. Regular broad- casting hours are from 5:45 a.m. to 12:00 midnight daily, except Sunday, when sign -en is 8:00 a.m. C.S.T.

Our regular frequency check is the third Friday of each month from 12:20 a.m. to 12:35 a.m. C.S.T.

Your report of reception was greatly appreciated.

3incer ly yours,

BernaVd Neher Chief ingineer

BN/er

[KC [M oft couic dd ai.szóei,xhieldh a 3hwje SIOUX CITY, IOWA

620 INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDING

April 23, 1952

I -ír. Kermit Geary i2FD #2 alnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

We are happy to acknowledge and confirm your report of reception in the broadcasts of KC C M on Monday, April 14, 1952, beginning at 2;00 A.M. GAT until 2;19 A.M. CST.

Your comments and good ishes are deeply appreciated.

Sincerely,

DIET:ICH DI:.I President

DD:T°T

TELEPHONE 8-0628

SIOUX CITY'S TOP COVERAGE STATION - FULL TIME

KLIL ESTHERVILLE BROADCASTING CORPORATION KOVERING THE LAND OF IOWA LAKES

November 28, 1952

Mr. Kermit Geary A.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Penna

Dear Kermit:

STUDIOS: ESTHERVILLE SPIRIT LAKE JACKSON

jr- L sJ

Your D -X report of our initial test broadcast was received and very sincerely appreciated. The portion of the program you listed in your letter is correct.

I was particularly interested in your detailed report of our signal strength, as well as the comment on the excellence of our tonal quality. Those are the kind of words a chief eingineer likes to hear. Especially when it is the first station he has assembled and that is my case with K L I L.

Once again, thanks for your report and best wishes for continued success in your D -Xing hobby.

Ver sincerely yours

AU>J4942 ene G. Randolph

Chief Engineer KLIL

AM 600 961/2 FM

February 9, 1993

Dear DX Enthusiast:

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Winner of NAB 1992 Marconi Award Station of the Year

Winner of NAB 1988 Crystal Award for Excellence in Community Service

I am happy to confirm your reception of the WMT first -ever DX -TEST which aired midnight-1AM Central Time on January 31, 1993.

We've received letters from (so far) Alberta and Ontario, Canada from Cape Cod, MA....near Atlanta, GA...from TENN, OK, S.C. and N.C., PA, IN, ILL, KY, VA, MO, CO and lots of others. Many of these states were heard from on our National In -WATS during the hour of the Test; with meaningful apologies to our friends in Canada ---I forgot that line works only in the lower 48.

WMT operates 24 hours a day with 5 -thousand watts, non -directional during daytime with 3 -tower array at night. Our DA has nulls at 170 -degrees to protect WREC, Memphis as well as nulls at 70 -degrees to protect Montreal. The night signal tends to increase mostly in the west-southwest direction. Daytime groundwave reception is possible with decent radio and antenna from as far as southern Indiana. Splatter from 590 -WOW Omaha and 610-WDAF, Kansas City hurt reception possibilities to the west and southwest during daytime. We've received reception reports in the recent past from Finland, Sweden...and, we've heard from New Zealand. WMT operates using C-Quam AM Stereo; a Harris MW -5 trans- mitter and is locally programmed from studios on the northeast side of Cedar Rapids...the transmitter -antenna site is about 5 miles northeast of the studios, located northeast of Marion, Iowa.

WMT's ratings and revenue are regional market pacesetters; we've been news -weather -agribusiness information intensive with adult/MOR music now and then. Don DeFore and Fran Allison got their beginnings here when WMT's facilities were located in the still -beautiful Paramount Theatre building downtown Cedar Rapids...we were one of the first studios -on - springs facilities, with our roots going back to 1922 when we were WJAM. In the late 1920's, the station moved to Waterloo and became WMT "Waterloo Morning Tribune" and was brought back to Cedar Rapids in the mid 1930's.

That hour of DX -testing was magical to me and I thank you for your response and participation. I hope we can do it again!

73 _and Good DX-ing

Rick Sellers Vice President Operations -Programming (ham call WDOHGI)

P.O. Box 2147 600 Old Marion Road N.E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52406 319-395-0530 FAX 319-393-0918

THE VOICE OF IOWA

Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 ':alnutport, Pa.

Dear Sir:

THE WATERLOO BROADCASTING COMPANY, WATERLOO, IOWA

Dec. 21st. 1934

Thank you for your letter concerning the program presented over this station at 3:00 A. M., CST, S..inday, December 16.

This is to verify your reception of our station at that time.

Yours truly,

ae

OWNED AND OPERATED BY AMERICAN BROADCASTING STATIONS. INC.

N BASIC COLUMBIA - MUTUAL N ETWORKS

SIX HUNDRED ON THE DIAL . . IOWA'S FINEST FREQUENCY

PARAMOUNT THEATRE BUILDING

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

May 24, 1948

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter confirms your reception of a special DX program broadcast from WMT in cooperation with the National

Radio Club and the Newark News Radio Club. This program was broadcast from 3:00 to 4:10 A.M. on Wednesday, April 14, 1948.

WMT operates on 600 kilocycles with a power of 5,000 watts day and night, using a directional antenna system during

the hours from local sunset to local sunrise.

May we thank you for your report on the reception of this special program, and assure you that it was a pleasure for WMT to cooperate with your DX Clubs.

Yours truly,

RADIO STATION WMT

Geo. P. Hixenbaugh GPH/ac Chief Engineer

RADIO KWKY BROADCASTING INC. 11N IIC 419 LOCUST STREET DES MOINES, IOWA . TELEPHONE CHerry 4-0101

March 23, 1962

Mr. Kermit Geary, R. D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary: Re ur reception report of March 19, 1962, your itemized list corresponds with our program log. We operate with a power of 1 kw with a four tower directional antenna system. We radiate most of our power in a northerly direction with one minor lobe to the east.

Sincerely,

L. e L. Newman cjc/lln

ON YOUR DIAL AT 1010

lard d'e4Ue 4ade44teu 'htc. WEIR BUILDING - MASON CITY, IOWA

DIAL: GA 3-8634

April 11, 1961

Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your very interesting letter concerning reception of our neighboring station at Charles City and the signal on 1010 KC.

I have checked our log and with the announcer on duty and can confirm your reception of KSMN at the time between 6:45 and 7PM, April 5th. I'm sure that our signal must have been pretty ragged in view of the powerful 1010KC stations operating near- er to your receiver.

It's a pleasure to confirm your reception report of KSMN and again, thanks for such an interesting letter.

Sincerely yours,

Hubert Marshall Chief Engineer

STUDIOS HAMPTON, IOWA CLEAR LAKE, IOWA

RADIO STATION

Mr. Kermit Geary Talnutport, Pa.

Dear Kermit,

ALLEN EMBURY Vice-Pres. 6 Gen. Mgr

9. crst in news- music -sports

Febrruaay 25, 1954

er i r l r ç T (' T S1 r r T r 1fi

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

We thank you for your most informative and complete report of reception of our special DX program on the morning of February 15th 1954. Your report was one of the best (if not the best) we received on this program. We received over 50 cards and letters an this broadcast - coming from coast -to -coast.

It is a pleasure to verify your correct report of reception of station KPIG at the time mentioned above. KPIG was operating with a power of 250 watts on a frequency of 1450 kilocycles. Our transmitter is a Collins 300G.

Al Morris the chief engineer here at KPIG was very pleased with the results of the DX broadcast. Again our thanks, and may we hear from you again on some future DX program.

Very truly.yours,

Bob Gorsuch - NR.0-NNEC DX Announcer Station KPIG.

K I F GIowa Falls Broadcasters, Inc.

PHONE 648-4281 P. O. BOX 919 IOWA FALLS, IOWA

JAN. 8, 1962

KERMIT GEARY R. D. 2, BOX 298 WALNUTPORT, PA.

DEAR KERMIT:

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR REPORT OF RECEPTION OF OUR SIGNAL ON NOV. 26th. YOUR REPORT WAS NUMBER 56.

THIS STATION HAS BEEN ON THE, AIR SINCE JULY 21, 1962, WITHA POWER OUTPUT OF 500 WATTS.

RADIO CORDIALLY YOURS,

DAVE KOOB CHIEF ENGINEER KIFG RADIO

DK/ms

Wherever you go, there's Radio

ism ON YOUR RADIO DIAL

CHARLES E. JONES e EN ERA MANAY[R

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L.tu. mHson CITY, IOWR S O

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Kermit Geary Rural Route #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

teetai - "27 a2e42 Atfile2144

October 27, 1948

Dear Mr, Geary:

This will verify reception of KICM, Mason City, Iowa, 1490 kc on October 21, 1948 at 3:12 to 3:30 A.M. CST. I am very happy to hear that our signal was doing so well in Pennyslvania.

Our equipment is Collins all the way through and has worked out very satisfactorily.

Thank you kindly for the nice report and lots of good luck in your DXing.

Sincerely yours,

LARRY LAWSON Chief Engineer

LL;kmi

PHONE 3 6 1 5 1

KW M 1150 KC. FULLTIME

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

GENERAL OFFICES AND STUDIOS 4 0 7 FIFTH AVENUE

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kW C KEEP WATCHING CEDAR RAPIDS

FULL TIME 2 5 0 WATTS 1 4 5 0 KC TELEPHONE

3-8265

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Kermit,

November 23, 1949

211 FIRST STREET S. W. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA

The staff and management of KWCR wish to thank you for your letter of Nov. 13 reporting reception of our station during a special DX program broadcast for members of the Newark News Radio Club.

Please accept this letter as official verification of your reception of KWCR - 250 watts - 1450 kilocycles - on Sunday morning, November 13, 1949 from 12:57 a.m. to 1:43 a.m. Central Standard Time.

The "efficient transmitting equipment" that you mention in your report is a Collins 300G manufactured right here in Cedar Rapids. most of the associated studio and remote eq- uipment used here at KWCR is also from Collins. We are all very well pleased with it, and feel that it is doing a fine job for us.

The DX reports received here on the DX program would seem to indicate that at least 5 other stations were on at time of our broadcast on 1450kcs. WWDC, WTBO, WNOE, KLmX, and WLAY were all giving KWCR a bad time. We are planning another DX for the 3rd Monday morning in January when we hope for a more or less clear channel. At that time we would much appreciate another report from you. Watch the NRC and NNRC bulletins for the exact time of this forthcom- ing special.

Looking forward to hearing from you again, we are,

VERIFICATION NUMBER 7.

Very truly yours,

chief Engineer

/1)1- c'-'14it«Ä

Owned and ()paroled g, Cedar Kápid9 roadcaoliny Lorporalion

KWBG 1590 KC

BOONE BROADCASTING COMPANY... BOONE, IOWA

STUDIO PHONE: 1590 SALES OFFICE PHONE: 2145 1000 WATTS -DAYTIME

JANUARY 30,1950

MR. KERMIT GEARY, R.F.D. #Ë WALNUTPORT, PENN.

DEAR MR. GEARY,

WE WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR LETTER CF JANUARY 6, 1950, IN

ANSWER TO OUR REQUEST FOR LETTERS DURING OUR TEST PERIOD. ALSO WE

WOULD LIIE TO VERIFY YOUR LETTER AT THIS TITS.

KWBG STARTED A REGULAR BROADCAST SCHEDULE, JANUARY 15,1950 .

KWBG IS A DAYTIME STATION WITH PLANS PENDING FOR NIGHTIME OPERATION.

WE ARE , SO TO SPEAK, A GENERAL ELECTRIC STATION AS OUR XMITTER,

CONSOLE, REMOTE AMPLIFIERS, ETC. ARE ALL OF THE G.E. MAKE. OUR

ANTENNA IS A ONE TOWER JOB, 185 FEET TALL. THE TRANSMITTER IS

LOCATED THREE MILES SOUTH OF BOONS, IOWA.

THANKING YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR CORRESPONDENCE..

VERN HOESLY KWBG ENGINEERING STAFF BOONE,IOWA

"Keep Watching Boone Grow"

KWWL* * * 1320 ON THE DIAL BLACK HAWK BROADCASTING COMPANY RUSSELL-LAMSON HOTEL 'VaÍe'iloo, ("Iowa

October 31, 1947

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutpart, Pennsylvania

Dear Be. Geary:

Your verification of our reception was correct, and we thank you very much for your report.

Yours very truly, RADIO S fATION KW'VL

Vern E. Baumgartner Chief Engineer

1000 WATTS

,adio j UTI1 J Srazio« Cedar Valley Broadcasting Company

CAtiee, Jowa

November 13, 1958

1470 KILOCYCLES

Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is to confirm your report of November 8, 1958, regarding your reception of our station.

On Friday, November 7, 1958, we did make a frequency test from 12:33 to 1:00 AM.

Your report was very clear and concise and we appreciate very much your interest in our station.

We are a new station Watts with 1470 KCs.

Thank you again for interest in our station.

pm

operating on 1000

your report and your

irnc erel

J hn Talbott ,anager 46,

SERVING IOWA'S DAIRYLAND

MUSCATINE BROADCASTING CO., LTD.

MUSCATINE, IOWA

December 24, 1946

860 K C CLEAR CHANNEL

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary: -

Thanks very much for your letter of December 19, 1946e

This will serve as verification of your hearing KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa, on 860 kilocycles. These reports are very helpful to us.

Continue the good work - and best wishes for the New Yearl

Sincerely,

e Vol Georg ger Manager

GJV:mb

THE WM T STATIONS C `ß S Tor Eastern Iowa

PARAMOUNT THEATER BLDG., CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA EMPIRE 4-01Z1

Nov, 11,I957

Dear Sir:

I received your letter this morn_ng and am very glad to verify

your reception of this station.The program and times you logged

are correct. It has been quite awhile since we've heard from anyone in

Penns. K W M T was formerly K E 0 K, as you may know; the changeover

was made Nov. 1,I957. We have a different type of music program now,

as we play nothing but the "top 40" records.

Thanks again for your letter, I remain

Sincerely,,

Earl Larson, C.E.

K W M T, Fort Dodge,

Iowa

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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA + TELEPHONE 4 0 4 1

WILLIAM E. WARE TAYLOR-HOWE-SNOWDEN General Manager

June 11, 1c)47

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your letter on the reception of KSWI on May 31, 1947. The report was corredt in every in- stance. We are on 1560 KC with a power of 500 Watts.

Tune in on us again and let us hear from you. Your cooperation was certainly appreciated.

RWH/ a

At ae

Yours very truly,

Robert W. Hall, Chief Engineer

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MUTUAL IOWA

Dear S.i.r'_

40149Q KILOCYCLES d

CRIB OF THE CORNBELT

MASON CITY, IOWA TALL CORN NETWORK

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STUDIOS IN DAVENPORT HOTEL KSTT

DAVENPORT BROADCASTING COMPANY

`'eptember 5, 1946

ù,r. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Sir

We are happy to receive the report of your reception of our station. As you know we are a new station having gone into operation on July 7. Consequently with the rush of detail© involved in removing the bugs from new equipment and completing the numerous projects necessary to the smooth operation of a radio station, we have not been able to pay as close attention to DX reports as we would like. It is for this reason that we have not answered your letter sooner. This situation has now been rectified.

}e always appreciate reports concerning our signal from both local and DX listners. It is from an accumulation of such reports that we obtain the necessary information to make corrections and improvements.

We are using Gates equipment through out. The transmitter, a Gates 2500, delivers 250 watts to a single 285 foot Wincharger Tower.

Checking the program logged by you against our program log, and finding it correct, we are pleased to verify your reception of the morning of July 4, 1946 between the hours of 1 2E and 1 49 AM C.S.T.

Sincerely yours,

DAVID A. bREISTER Chief Engineer.

DAVENPORT

IOWA

41.

THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

January 24, 1995

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you very much for responding to the January 9, 1995 "DX" test WSUI conducted for the International Radio Club of America. This letter and the accompanying card, verifys your reception of WSUI-AM 910 in Walnutport, PA at 12:00 Midnight CST January 9, 1995.

The response to our half-hour test was very gratifying, with phone calls and letters from across the United States and Canada. WSUI conducted the test with its daytime "non - directional" signal and usual full-time power of 5kw. Responses were received from all directions, from Seattle in the west, Huntsville, AL in the south, North Carolina in the east and Alberta and Manitoba provinces to the north.

Normally, WSUI operates with a directional, three -tower array at night, with the signal being sent directly to the north of Iowa City. This may account for our usual winter reception reports received from Finland, Sweden and Norway.

WSUI is the oldest U.S. radio station operating west of the Mississippi River, with a sign -on date of January, 1919. Only WHA, Madison, is older among non-commercial stations. As you can tell, the station broadcasts primarily news and information programming, mostly from National Public Radio. Our sister station, KSUI-FM, broadcasts exclusively classical music.

I hope you enjoy the enclosed Program Guide. I wish I could send you something more colorful, but we're out of bumper stickers and we still haven't been able to offer our listeners refrigerator magnets or other fun memorabilia (maybe one of these days). At any rate, enclosed also is a "DX" postcard, complete with a 19th century engraving of the "Old Capitol," the University's first building and still the most beautiful structure on campus.

Broadcasting Services WSUI (AM) and KSUI (FM) UITV Campus Video System

3300 Engineering Bldg. 319/335-5730 Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1597

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